practical advice for leaving?

[geordieminx]

not me thankfully.

Mum is today leaving her partner of 11 years.

No kids. Joint everything though, inc un mortgaged house.

She's coming to stay with me for a while.

Anything i can advise her on a practical level, esp since she's leaving the house. They have quite a lot of money between them, so i'm keen to make sure she doesnt loose out? Esp since she doesnt work.

TIA

best seeing a lawyer

yes, will suggest that, was just looking for anything she needs to do today before she leaves.

Bump

Passport
All other important paperwork.
Copies of bank stuff

As it is partner ... it better be in her name or she will have a fight in court.

Better get to a lawyer ASAP with as much original proof of both relationship AND financial stuff. She needs to back date as much as poss - good luck!

make sure she brings all her paperwork, and from a practical point of view anything of hers that will help keep her life comfortable at yours, posessions, favourite mug etc etc

sorry, should have been clearer in op. They are actually married, well civil partnered, so hopefully everything is legally halved.